Jay Clayton's performance in the SEC confirmation hearing makes it abundantly clear that after a career of helping Wall Street banks avoid accountability, he is uniquely ill-suited to the job of protecting investors and working people from Wall Street misconduct.
Some Democrats in Congress Just Took a Stand Against Income Inequality
A new poll out last week has some encouraging news for progressives: even Trump supporters are starting to see through his phony...
Wall Street Spent over $2 Billion on the 2016 Election. They’re Getting Great Returns on Their Investment.
While you were busy choosing between rent and groceries last year, Wall Street was busy buying itself a shiny new...
Groups condemn Trump’s Wall Street agenda with mock wedding
This Valentine’s Day, with the United States Capitol as a backdrop, a larger-than-life puppet of Trump and a carnivalesque Wall...